At Mister Universe Laos 2025, the 18 contestants representing 18 regions have embarked on a journey that unites not only beauty but also the voices of local cultures. Each land is vividly portrayed through the eyes, steps, and dreams of these young men. Behind every face lies a story, an identity, and a passionate desire to carry Laos’s image far into the global flow.
Northern Laoss – Courage amidst the wilderness
From the deep green lands of Oudomxay, Suki-Sukiphon Vongsack, standing 1.85m tall and weighing 75kg, emerges as a calm presence amid the wild nature. He carries a gentle demeanor, a warm smile, and a community spirit deeply rooted in the mountains. Suki not only represents a strong physique but also embodies the guardian of cultural soul, always wishing to share local values with international friends through his simplicity and sincerity.
Aten Phanoukone Souliyavong, representing Phongsaly, is one of the youngest contestants this season, standing 1.78m tall and weighing 62kg. He embodies the new generation from the highlands—those who are not only proud of their roots but also ready to open doors to the world. Aten carries the aspiration to connect, learn, and affirm the position of highland youth on the international stage.
Jack-Anousack Phonpaseth, the young man from Houaphanh — a land deeply linked to the history of resistance — symbolizes resilience and national pride. Standing impressively at 1.80m, with a strong gaze and calm demeanor, Jack not only showcases stage confidence but also carries the aspiration to spread the image of a friendly, hospitable, and strong Laos to the world through every step of his journey at Mister Universe Laos 2025.
Central Laos – The hearts of gathering and integration
From the strategic land of Bolikhamsai, where the Mekong River merges with vital trade routes, Khen-Khenouan Khounphaxay carries the image of a young man with a broad vision. Standing 1.72m tall and weighing 60kg, he represents a dynamic new generation, unafraid of challenges and always proactive in making connections. In Khen, one sees the harmony between a creative personality and a strong national spirit, between the desire to reach out to the world and a deep attachment to the cultural roots of Laos.
From the capital city Vientiane, the administrative and spiritual heart of the nation, Joseph-Hatsady Phomphonsy appears with handsome looks and a rare, elegant demeanor. Standing 1.77m tall, he is not only the face representing the modern urban rhythm but also a storyteller of culture through his confident steps and deep, reflective gaze. Within Joseph lies the fusion of two timelines: tradition cherished and preserved, and a future shaped by courage and global understanding.
Arun-Nilanseng Kaiyalath, the 1.83m tall, 77kg young man from Vientiane Prefecture, embodies warmth and friendliness combined with inner strength. In every confident step and gaze, Arun clearly reflects the youthful spirit and pride of Central Laos, where cultural identity is preserved through faith in sustainable development and openness.
Northern Central Laos – The spirit of heritage and nature
Luang Prabang, the ancient moss-covered capital where time seems to slow down with the sound of temple bells and aged tiled roofs, has nurtured Air-Ae Lorbuavanh into a calm, strong, and profound young man. In every gesture and step, Air-Ae tells the story of a serene Luang Prabang that remains vividly alive in the hearts of the Lao people.
From Xiangkhouang, the legendary plateau known for the mysterious Plain of Jars, Tutee Phonesavanh Doungthavixai, standing 1.72 meters tall and weighing 65 kg, appears as an embodiment of cultural memory and modern aspiration. He carries a romantic charm, deep gaze, and a storytelling style of performance. Not only is Tue a guardian of heritage through his image, but he also symbolizes a generation of youth who root themselves in tradition as a foundation for breakthrough and creativity in the new era.
To-Anong Teunchaleun, from the pristine mountainous region of Luang Namtha, stands as an ambassador of nature and local identity. At 1.75 meters tall and weighing 73 kg, he carries a simple demeanor, warm eyes, and a sincere smile, evoking a quiet yet profound beauty. To-Anong doesn’t need many words to make an impression; it is his authenticity, genuine connection to nature, and deep respect for indigenous customs that make him one of the most distinctive contestants at Mister Universe Laos 2025.
The river of Mekong – The flow of identity and dynamism
Khammouane, where the Mekong River embraces majestic limestone mountains, is a land where breathtaking nature meets vibrant culture. Representing this region, Khem Khemphone Mala stands at 1.81 meters tall and weighs 70 kg, exuding a modern, rugged charm and a profound gaze. With a confident aura, powerful stage presence, and refined fashion sense, Khem embodies the rising spirit of Khammouane’s youth — where beauty is not only physical but deeply rooted in cultural identity.
Savannakhet, the “gateway to the South” of Laos, where the Mekong River becomes a bridge for trade and international spirit, is proudly represented by Johnny Lattanavong Boutdy. Standing 1.80 meters tall and weighing 82 kg, Johnny embodies strength and determination. With a robust physique and confident demeanor, he symbolizes the aspiration for integration and serves as a testament to Laos’ cross-border connectivity, highlighting the nation’s growing role in the regional landscape.
From Sainyabuli, a fertile riverside land known for its bustling local markets and traditional craft villages, Kob Souvixay Sounakhen brings to the stage the true spirit of the Mekong: friendly, approachable, and full of life. Standing at 1.75 meters tall and weighing 60 kg, Kob wins hearts with his warm smile and a performance style that is gentle yet assured. He embodies the harmonious blend of the serene charm of the river region and the youthful spirit of a new generation—always ready to naturally and passionately share the cultural richness of his homeland with the world.
Southern Laos – Youths thriving, courage shining
From Attapeu—the tranquil southernmost province of Laos where majestic forests meet the gentle rhythms of border life near Cambodia—comes Alat Seelat Singhalad, standing at 1.75 meters tall and weighing 65 kg. This peaceful land, known for its warm hospitality and serene nature, has shaped Alat into a young man full of ambition and an outward-looking spirit. With his calm demeanor, sincere gaze, and poised stage presence, Alat radiates warmth and delivers a clear message: the Lao people are kind, resilient, and always ready to embrace the world.
From Salavan—a fertile land nestled along the Bolaven Plateau, renowned for its coffee ecosystems, traditional crafts, and rich ethnic culture—emerges Thong-Thanva Vongsomphou, standing at 1.70 meters tall and weighing 65 kg. He carries with him a strong spirit and unwavering determination. Thong impresses with his quiet resilience, simplicity, and the fiery energy that radiates from within. Representing the vitality of the highlands, he is also a symbol of a new generation unafraid to break limits and pursue their passions with all their inner strength.
Champasak, a land steeped in history and home to the legendary Wat Phu temple complex, stands as a proud cradle of Southern Lao culture. From this revered region steps Bobbi Youphalat Phethany, exuding composure, with striking features and a contemplative gaze. He is a true representative of a Champasak that is both timelessly ancient and ever-evolving—yearning for renewal with each passing day.
The new land – Starting point for the aspiration of breaking through
Dubbed the “golden border” of Laos, Bokeo is a confluence of trade routes and international cultural exchange. Representing this vibrant land, Bombee-Bee Chanthaphone brings not only a youthful, energetic presence but also symbolizes open-minded thinking and a spirit of cooperation. With a friendly smile and strong communication skills, Bombee embodies the role of a new generation—constantly building bridges and spreading the values of Laos to the world.
From Sekong, a land still pristine with ancient forests and culturally rich ethnic communities, Souk-Sisouk Keomalaivanh emerges as a representative of the desire for change. Standing at 1.75m and weighing 68kg, he carries the spirit of a borderland son—deeply respectful of his roots, yet constantly learning and reaching out to the world. With a composed demeanor and determined gaze, Souk embodies the image of a “raw gem” gradually shining through his own inner strength and authentic values.
Xaisomboun is regarded as a “promised land” for bold new beginnings. From this emerging region comes Khek-Phetdavan Vansilalom, standing 1.75m tall and weighing 65kg, carrying with him a spirit of determination and a thirst for reaching new heights. He embodies the mindset of “daring to dream, daring to act”, serving as a symbol of a trailblazing generation—pioneers from places that have rarely been recognized on the map of beauty and pageantry.
Mister Universe Laos 2025 is not merely a beauty competition—it is a cultural journey where each contestant represents a unique story of heritage and aspiration. These young men serve as ambassadors of Laos, embodying a harmonious blend of tradition and modernity to share with the world. Together, they help paint a vibrant, dynamic, and welcoming image of Laos on the global stage.
